Myrtle Point Juniors Triumph 6-2 Over Coquille in Diamond Battle
Myrtle Point American Legion junior baseball team won 6 to 2 against Coquille, scoring four in the first inning and one in the third, with Armstrong belting a fourth home run. Coquille scored unearned runs in the second. Getchell started on the mound, followed by Harriman, in a tight contest witnessed by a fair crowd. Next two games set for Coquille on July 5 and 7. locals urge fans to attend.
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Myrtle Point American Legion
Coquille Legion
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Young Armstrong
Getchell
Harrimoam
Devils
Myrtle
Pater Tate
Eyewell
Kiachoaion
Linn
Barnaval
Scoreceeper
Jim
Coouille
Cooille
Durno Demands Return to People in Campaign Platform
Dr Edwin R. Durno of Medford Republican candidate for the fourth district told Herald staff he would fight for a national congress focused on bipartisanship. He calls for balanced budgets, curbing inflation, limited federal education aid, ending most farm subsidies, and cautious socialized medicine while pursuing multi use natural resource policy and coastal infrastructure.
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Edwin R. Durno
Medford
Fourth
Chas. Porter
Herald
National Congress
Durno
Washington
Federal Aid in 1961 Surges to 7.1 Billion Dollars
The article details a rapid rise in federal aid expenditures from 2.6 billion in 1952 to 7.1 billion in 1961, with direct grants in aid totaling 4.115 billion and highway trust fund payments near 2.696 billion. It outlines major programs, formulas for distribution, and Oregon’s highway matching funds, plus notes on surface rights and mining law procedures.
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Federal Forest
Congress
Hersiory al Eese
Oregon
Oregon State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Pri
Oregon Tax Research Shows Far Reaching Federal Spending
A summary by Oregon Tax Research outlines how Uncle Sam allocates more than 7 billion dollars in federal aid and over 4 billion for highways and public works. The digest reviews growth and purposes in the 1961 federal budget, noting 438 billion dollars across programs. The report was prepared for the Federal Affairs Committee.
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Uncle Sam
Federal Affairs Committee of
Oregon Tax Research
Surfacing Mining Rights at Eden Ridge to Be Told
The U S test service has requested the Bureau of Land Management to publish a formal public notice detailing the determination of surface rights on mining claims in Eden and Galice B areas. Notices will run nine consecutive weeks in local papers. Copies go to individuals whose names and addresses are determined under the new law. The owner of a mining claim located prior to July 23 1966 will have 136 days after notice to respond.
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Forest Service
BLM
Department of the Interior
Eden
Galice “B
Forest Supervisor's Office
Bidg Grants Pass
Oregon
U.S
Bureau of Land Management
Boon Re elected to Head Coos County GOP Committee
Jack Boon was chosen to lead the Coos County Republican Committee again. The event occurred at a recent gathering, with Boon noting continued efforts to mobilize voters despite some opposition and mixed district support.
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Jack Boon
Coos Co
4 H Club Reports on Fair Plans and Animal Tallies
Members discussed fair preparations at the Araeo in H Dalry el 1 meeting. Each participant stated how many animals they would take to the fair and the reasons for their selections, outlining project goals and responsibilities.
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Durno Decrys Big
Ralty
Leg
Lawrence Clinton
Fed
Eden Ridge
Kay Mercereau
Sihente Jo
Ary Ounane
Myrtle Point Herald
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
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